Taterouse Ednard Young Finds Office Tap Undermined
Montana state house press a frenzied session as wires and dictaphones intruded into the private chambers of Jerry OConnell. Railroad Commissioner Leonid C. Young found a dictaphone near his desk, wired to OConnell’s room, amid a tense late afternoon and a scuffle with a press member. The incident, part of a larger political clash, drew a crowd of officials and onlookers as investigators probed the security breach.
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State Board of Exminers
Jerry O'Connell
State Railroad Andublic Service Commission
Congress
Leonid C. Young
Ile Keene
Helena
Presa
World News in Gist
Fourelge Sandringham England King George slows symptoms of attack anxiety deepens. Geneva League officials predict session Monday will discard sanctions against Italy. Djibounk Reavolt in Gojjam worries Emperor Selassie who sends Geoarmioa suppressor. Paris Fremlar Laval cabinet nears collapse as socialists desert. Washington Senate rejects proposal for new currency to pay bonus prep to vote on coalition bonds. Roosevelt arrives to dedicate memorial. Trenton Governor Woffman reveals new evidence in Lindbergh kidnapping case.
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Kingeorge
Geneva—League
Jaly
Djibounk
Reavolt
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Bankhoad
New York
M Rooseveltrrives
Newark
N. J
Trenton
Wofffman
Roosevelt Endorses Boondoggling Principle at Newark Event
President Roosevelt visits New Jersey for a National Emergency Council gathering and a planned Theodore Roosevelt memorial dedication at the American Museum of Natural History. He praises federal works programs as useful, says home rule guides government, and urges support for a national drive to fund polio research. Frank Walker escorts the president from Newark to New York.
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Roosevelt
Geaud
National Emergency Council
Newark
Theodore Roosevelt
American Museum of Natural
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State Workers of
New Jersey
Ruler of Austria denies restoration bid
Vienna January 18. Chancellor Ernst von Starhemberg rejected a long-standing rumor that he aimed to be regent or king of Austria. He stated that he is not seeking the throne and that a restoration of the Habsburg monarchy is not timely.
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Austria
Vienna
Ernst von Starhemberg
Embargo Against Italy Reacts as Weak, War News Grows
The article reports League of Nations leaders deeming the Italy embargo effectively dead while major powers show reluctance to stronger measures. It notes alleged advances by Italian troops into Ethiopia and claimed Ethiopian casualties, which Addis Ababa officials deny. Reports also mention revolts in Somaliland and Gojam as forces move to quell unrest.
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League of Nations
League
Monay
Great Britain
Ranes
Tussia
Lkely
Mmamiqte i
Rome
Nowsapapers
Addia Ababa
Wahouti Frenon
Somaliland
Gojani
Ethiopia
Denver bank teller death shocks city
Denver January 13 192? Kit Wilson a 36 year old bank teller was found shot to death in his cage at the Denver bank. Cofonrr Gua Hemiomy reported the death as a self inflicted action. Wilson had been wounded in World War I and recovered to return to work and was remembered as a cheerful staff member by fellow employees.
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Denver
Kit Wilson
Gua Hemiomy
Wilson
Bank
al Nimaelf
Fort Scott Relief Revolt Subsideing After Leader Arrest
Fort Scott Kansas on January 1 reports a small group of strikers at the courthouse siege quelled by the leader’s arrest and a tear gas barrage. Deputies say the situation has settled. In Long Beach California an AP report notes a burglar killed Mrs Allett during a break in as she defended herself with a steel musket.
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Kan
Sheriff's
Long Beach
Jan
MD. Bllet
Allett
Condition of George Eris in Sandringham
King George, 70, is reported weak with cardiac failure and bronchial illness. He slept peacefully before sunrise as officials noted no change since last night. anxiety rose worldwide as tension hovered for 48 hours, amid mounting speculation at Sandringham House.
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Eng
King George
Little Boy Found Frozen in Guadalupe Mountains
Anna Douglas reports a young boy missing near the Guadalupe foothills for four days was found dead under a protruding ledge after 500 searchers and six planes scoured the rugged terrain. Sheriff V. Pruitt said the child likely froze to death in his sleep during the first night.
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Anna
Roy Rogers
Guadelupe Mountains
Crozet
Guadalupe Foothills
Ins Glandfather
L W McDonald
Aatel
Herschel Long
State Highway Department
Mountanous
Aix
V. Pruitt
Fatal car crashes dropping in major cities
Washington report from January 18 states automobile deaths are declining. The commerce department said deaths in six principal cities during the first two weeks of the year totaled 348, down from 424 in the same period of 1945.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Final Passage Delayed On Bonus Bill Monday
Washington report says the senate, after rejecting a plan to pay the soldiers bonus in new currency, deferred final passage of the coalition bill to discharge the 2 billion debt in cashable bonds until Monday. The delay came as Democratic leaders changed plans and opened executive session to handle nominations. The currency amendment was defeated 64 to 27 with Borah and others opposing. only three Republicans and 22 Democrats supported.
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Senate
King
Utah
Borah
Idaho
Robinson
Arkansas
Thomas
Okla
Patman
Four Die As Alabama Storm Rages Across Sand Mountain
A tornado sliced Sand Mountain near Fort Pagot Alabama killing four people and injuring several as it caused extensive property damage. The storm swept east into Morgan's Crossroads and Rainsville with multiple homes destroyed and roads washed out delaying damage assessment.
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Fort Pagot
Ala
Sand Mountain
Send Mountain
Alabama
Claude Portwood
Clade Portwood
Randolph Rowell
Morgan’s Crossroads
Janet Rowell
Morgan's Crossroads
Sng Mountain
Portwood
Het
Rowell
Rainsville
State liquor system nets $1,856,601 in two years
Montana’s state monopoly on liquor generated a net profit of $1,856,601.13 over two years ending 1925, per chief accountant Martin G Hoffman to the liquor control board. The report shows profits, assets, and substantial expenses including salaries, rentals, law enforcement, travel, insurance and freight.
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Montana
State Liquor Control Board
Martin G. Hoffman
State Board of Liquor Control
Hoffman silent on Hauptmann evidence sparks critics in Ventnor
Critics question Governor Hoffman’s handling of the Hauptmann case as Attorney General Wilentz denies new evidence and contends the governor overstepped in granting a 30-day reprieve. Wilentz and Col Schwarzkopf met to review the matter. no formal statement was planned.
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Hauptmann
Venton
San. JR
Harold G. Hoffman
David T. Wilentz
Brene Richard Hauptmann
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Wilent
Haupt- Matin
Address by president to be on air Tony New York
President Roosevelt will address the nation Sunday afternoon. The broadcast covers the dedication of New York state's memorial to Theodore Roosevelt at noon MST. WIZNBG and WARC CRS will carry the program.
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New York
Roosevelt
New York States
Theodore Roosevelt
Wiznbg
Warccrs
Kipling’s seclusion marks a quenched genius in death
Irvin S Cobb recalls Rudyard Kipling at his Sussex home twenty three years ago. Kipling, gracious yet reclusive after the World War death of his son, shunned people and pageantry. He grew to dislike Americans, once loyal followers, becoming a figure of literary tragedy. His works like Jungle Books and Kim endure in English literature.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Rudyard Kipling
Sussex
Irvin $. Cobb
Parker Would Be Hauptmann A Lifer
Mt. Holly N d Jan 18 Ellis Parker chief of Burlington county detectives suggested today that because of the uncertainty that prevails in this case Arme i Richard Hauptmann s sentence be commuted to life imprisonment Society would not be injured he said in a statement and the ends of justice would be met Parker said Governor Hoffmans motive in granting Hauptmann a 20 day reprieve was solely one of justice because down fm ish heart the governor feels sure there is something wrong in this cage
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Mt. Holly
N. d
Ellis Parker
Burlington County Detectives
Arme i
Richard Hauptmann
St. Joseph group launches new ELAS membership drive
In St. Joseph Missouri the ELAS drives a fresh membership contest led by Chief Charles Enos. As squeals of a pig tied to a desk echo, Tie plans how new members join and pass the pie to others. The winning team will dine on barbecued pigs and Jonars Wall eats beans.
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St. Joseph
Jan
Isa
Charles Enos
Tie
Biks Lodge
Jonars Wall
Malcolm Donald Draws Black Eye at Rally
In Iingwall Scotland on January 18 Malcolm MacDonald son of former Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald was struck by a snowball from a rival party at a parliamentary reentry meeting. The blow to his right eye broke spectacles and cut his nose as he addressed supporters with a heavily bandaged face.
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Iingwall
Scotland
Malcolm Maconald
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Jackson Day dinners raise record funds for Democrats
Washington reports Democratic campaign officials say the Jackson Day dinners collected over 279000 dollars for the party fund, surpassing earlier expectations. Secretary W Forbes Morgan of the national committee estimated the total, noting last week’s figure was around 225000 dollars.
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Washington
Today
W. Forbes Morgan
Bankhead to push new farm relief plan with $259 million
Senator Bankhead announced he would introduce a broad new farm relief bill likely Tuesday, seeking $350 million to finance drafts to farmers for compliance with plans from the Secretary of Agriculture. The proposal aims to expand the 1935 soil conservation act and mirror AAA results, using the AAA structure and the White House agreement as guidance.
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Bankhead
Ala
AAA
Tarmere
Secretary of Agriculture
White House
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt Memorial Dedication Sets Citywide Ceremony
New York on January 1 reports that after 46 years of work a 33.5 million Theodore Roosevelt memorial will be dedicated tomorrow. President Roosevelt will give the main address honoring his cousin and forerunner in the White House. Mrs Edith Kermit Toosewell will listen by radio from Long Island Hospital where she is recovering from a broken hip. Osborn, originator of the memorial idea in 1919, has died. The memorial stands south of the American Museum of Natural History overlooking Central Park.
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New York State
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Edith Kermit Toosewell
Lsten
Long Island Hospital
Osborn
Henry Fairfield Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park
Weather Outlook for Northern Rockies Next Week
In the Northern Rocky Mountain region expect mostly cloudy unsettled conditions with frequent light snow showers over Montana and northern Wyoming. Temperatures are generally around or somewhat above normal as the week progresses.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Thirteen Burn to Death in Bolivian Plane Crash
Eyewitness reports in Bolla indicate thirteen people burned to death when a plane from Cocha Bamba to La Paz crashed near Challavinto at the foot of the Andes. The craft carried ten passengers, the pilot, and two mechanics. a relief party faced delays reaching the scene.
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